Sentence examples for chronic habit from inspiring English sources
The author gained more than just a cure for his chronic habit.
This is precisely why procrastination tends not to be a one-off behavior, but a cycle, one that easily becomes a chronic habit.
Stevenson had a chronic habit of denying that he was interested in his party's nomination while secretly hoping that it would be offered to him, and for a certain type of liberal this made him irresistible.
As a society obsessed with time measurement, we risk not only ignoring the daydreaming needs of unpunctual children, and missing out on a natural calendar and a social sense of the "ripe" time, but more sinisterly we practise – daily, hourly and minutely – a collective servility, a chronic habit of obedience to a machine of our own invention.
Even skipping leafy greens one day or apples and bananas the next won't adversely affect your health provided this doesn't become a chronic habit.
Police have also noted a chronic habit of "over-reporting their charitable donations, and underreporting their other stuff", according to Trotter.
The state claimed everything he painted, like a pimp with a chronic cocaine habit.
Early on he has a slapstick cold you're fully expecting to be exposed as a front for a chronic coke habit.
With his chronic cocaine habit, drinking and noticeable weight gain he seemed like a man out of control, although he is now said to be out of the woods.
My friend Antonio says leaving rubbish in a transparent sack at the front door is like hanging out your dirty laundry: "What if I'm a Viagra user, or I have a chronic beer habit, or the wife and I shell peanuts in the kitchen on the QT for a big multinational?
I set out to examine whether the chronic feeding habit of this pest has negatively affected stem biomechanical properties of the persisting unhealthy cycad trees.
